I apologize to all my loyal readers. I didn't post much today because I was on the road.
I'm home now and watching the counter; it's going crazy. Lots of folks checking in. I apologize for disappointing them, not posting much today.
And to make it worse, come Sunday, I will be on Amtrak for two (or more days) from Boston to the Bakken. And I won't have much chance to post.
Hang in there. I hope to have lots to post when I get back to the Bakken.
But, wow, the number of folks checking in is quite phenomenal. Thank you, all.
The price of oil drops a couple of bucks today and WHX goes up (pays 13%). Can't complain. EEP goes up (pays 7%) on a day that the market goes down. What can I say? Energy companies "flying."
For all the truckers, and especially for my Australian readers:
The Lights Are Blindin' Me, Slim Dusty
Curious how to value a pure-play company in the Bakken? Multiply net acres by $5,000, as a starter.
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Friday, August 6, 2010
Average Hourly Earnings Increase By 4 Cents
The Wall Street Journal was able to find a silver lining in the horrendous jobless report this morning.
First, the headline news:
I can't make this stuff up.
[How does this tie in to "All Bakken All The Time"? Well, the price of oil (Brent spot) dropped $2.00 following that report. Just saying.]
First, the headline news:
- Consensus: analysts expected a loss of 60,000 jobs.
- Actual: loss of 130,000 jobs.
- Average number of jobs added each month over the past seven months: 100,000.
- Unemployment number stays at 9.5%.
I can't make this stuff up.
[How does this tie in to "All Bakken All The Time"? Well, the price of oil (Brent spot) dropped $2.00 following that report. Just saying.]